Oska crafts this casual cardigan from exceptionally supple merino wool—the best choice for people with sensitive skin. This is because merino wool fibers are very fine (between 16.5 and 24 microns), so they curl up as soon as they come into contact with the skin, ensuring a comfortable feel. But what makes it special isn’t just the high-quality fiber used, but also the special finishing process. The wool is “boiled,” which means the knit is fulled in a labor-intensive process involving heat, moisture, and friction. This makes it denser and therefore warmer. Nevertheless—and this is the difference between fulled knits and fulled woven fabrics—it remains breathable and very elastic.

For this wool jacket, the finished knit is fulled first, creating a particularly distinctive and casual look. The wool jacket is cut in a loose, relaxed fit, with deeply dropped shoulders, side slits, and ribbed cuffs at the neck, sleeves, and hem. A vertical seam down the back visually slims the silhouette.

Individuality through distinctive design and high quality is the hallmark of the label Oska, founded in 1997 near Munich. The guarantee for this, in addition to the creative designs and selected raw materials, is a full-stage production. Thus, a large part of the production is realized in two Czech partner companies. Well-trained specialists there meet Oska's high standards. In addition, its own dye works ensures all the possibilities necessary for the consistent development and maintenance of the color palette.